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Not good for Windows |
April 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Curt
from Charleston, WV United States
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I bought this card a couple years ago, before it was decided it doesn't work well with Windows. However I have found under Windows XP Pro this card can real-time view/capture from a single camera @ 30 fps. Add another camera and real-time view drops to 10 fps, capture rate drops to 5-6 fps (using LuxRiot). Only gets about 3-4 fps with 4 cameras.
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PV-143 |
October 1, 2006 |
| Reviewer:
Samuel
from US
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After trying a number of the 4-input, single-chip BT878 solutions, I
finally bit the bullet, and bought this card. I should have started
with it. Not only does it use fewer PCI slots, but Linux 2.6.16 kernel
recognizes it right off without having to read through the bttv header
files to specify the card id. Works great in my "motion" based security
system.
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PV-143 |
October 1, 2006 |
| Reviewer:
Emil
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Card works ok, but hard to find good WDM drivers. The stock drivers don't seem to allow access to the video stream from more than one application at a time. Need better drivers !
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